MALONE FAMILY (CARIBBEAN) RESEARCH ARCHIVE

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Line 27: Rosita Hughue, wife, Negro, 35, married in common, born Anguilla, read/write, laborer on general farm

28: Charles Maloone, head, Negro, 39, married in common, born Tortola, not able to read/write, farm laborer

28 Dec 1917 (Amanda Malone, head of house hold is also found in USVI 1930 Census, district 28)
Lynton's Fancy, Mafolie Estate, Great North Side Qtr, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

Line 6: Amanda Maloon, owned home free, head, female, Negro, single, 41, read/write, born St. Thomas, occupied as seamstress outside her home for wages

Line 7: Jane Maloon, sister, female, Negro, single, 40, read/write, born St. Thomas, employed as house servant for private home.

Line 8: Blanche Daniel, niece, female, Negro, single, 10, read/write, born St. Thomas

Line 9: Ludvig Gibbs, nephew, male, Negro, single, 5, born St. Thomas, cannot read/write

Line 10: Mourse Gibbs, nephew, male, Negro, single, 4, born St. Thomas, cannot read/write

Line 11: Maud Gibbs, niece, female, Negro, single, 2, born St. Thomas, cannot read/write

Roseta Malone, female, mulatto, single, 20, born St. Croix, read/write. The occupation of all the prisoners on this page was farm laborer.

Line 4: William Henry Malone, paid rent, male, Negro, 43, single, born St. Croix, could not read but could write, porter at dock

Line 5: Charles Mandifiore, boarder, male, Negro, 32, single, born St. Croix, read/write, fisherman on his own boat.

1917
Great North Side Quarter, St. Thomas

Molloon, Albertina, residing at Great North Side Quarter, St Thomas Island, Virgin Islands, born about 1860 in St Thomas, Colored

Malone, O Ascinthiam, residing in New Quarter, St Thomas Island, Virgin Islands, born about 1919 in St Thomas, Colored

1930 U.S. Federal Census Index (those not transcribed as yet)
(Soundex Search on www.ancestry.com)

Name	Home in 1930	Estimated Birth Year	Birth Place	Race	Relationship to Head of Household in Census
Edmund Mullin	East End, St. Croix	1879	Barbados	Negro	Head
John Henry MALONE	Prince, St. Croix	1888	St. Croix	Negro	Head
Leona MALONE	Coral Bay, St. John	1917	St. Thomas	Negro	Boarder
Ursula Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1902	St. Thomas	Negro	Boarder
Isabella Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1850	St. Thomas	Mulatto	Head
Cyril Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1891			Son
Van Burn Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1899			Grandson
Lauretta Malony	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1916	Tortola	Negro	Head
Lulin Maloon	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1916	Tortola	Negro	Son
Alvida Maloon	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1879	St. Thomas	Negro	Daughter
Amalia Milan	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1858	Puerto Rico	Mulatto	Head
Allan Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1889	St. Thomas	Negro	Head
Lucinda A. Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1893			Wife
Henry A. Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1923			Son
Dorothy E. Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1928			Daughter
Agnes A. Millin	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1924			Daughter
Chrystallia Maloon	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1900	St. Thomas	Negro	Head
Louise Maloon	Crown Prince, St. Thomas	1922	Tortola	Negro	Daughter
A. Ellen MALONE	Great Northside, St. Thomas	1854	St. Thomas	Negro	Sister
E. Victor MALONE	Great Northside, St. Thomas	1902	St. Thomas	Negro	Son
Cynthia MALONE	Great Northside, St. Thomas	1918			Daughter
Orlando Muliaine	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1922	St. Thomas	Negro	Grandchild
Henry H. Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1866	St. Thomas	Negro	Head
Emeline Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1905	Tortola	Negro	Head
Consuela Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1911	St. Thomas	Negro	Boarder
Esther Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1876	St. Thomas	Negro	Head
Claude Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1911			Son
Amy Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1913			Daughter
Hugo Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1915			Son
Evangeline Maloon	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1892	Tortola	Negro	Head
Jacob Mullen	King's Quarters, St. Thomas	1893	St. Croix	Negro	Head
Nathaniel Maloon	New Quarters, St. Thomas	1909	Tortola	Negro	Head
Alvin Maloon	St. Thomas	1926	St. Thomas	Negro	Son

1930, Great North Side, St. Thomas (same family found in 1917 Census... see above)

1. Charles MALONE, head, negro, 52, born Tortola, parents born Tortola, migrated in 1900, farmer on French farm

2. Rosita Hughes, wife, negro, 48, married (I wonder if they were married as she still has a diff. surname), born Anguilla, parents born Anguilla, seller in the market

3. Ena MALONE, daughter, 22, born STT, father Tortola, mother Anguilla, not employed

4.Alma Sprauve, daughter, 20, born STT, father born STT, mother Anguilla, not employed

5. Eldra MALONE, daughter, 18, born STT, father Tortola, mother Anguilla, not employed

6. Leroy MALONE, son, 17, born STT, father Tortola, mother Anguilla, not employed

10. Alfredo Sibily, grandson, 1 and 9/12, born STT, father STT, mother St. Barths

Note - there was a SIBILY family living nearby almost right next door. Maybe one of the boys or relatives of the family in that household was the father of Charles MALONE's grandchildren? The head of the house, his name was JEAN SIBILY but the oldest son living there is 9 years old. Jean is 43 and his wife is 41. Their oldest child (a girl) is 12. I think the enumerator made a mistake about the MOTHER being from St. Barths. SIBILY is the surname of many French descendants in the USVI. I think it is the father born in St. Barths for those grandkids and the mother is born STT.

1930 Commandent Gade, Queens Quarters, St. Thomas (this was probably a "row" house as it had several heads of households listed)

1. Arabella Edwards, head 1, negro, female, age 50, widow, born STT, both parents St. Kitts, laundress at home.
2. Esther Ottley, daughter, negro, female, 16, born STT, father born St. Kitts, servant for private family
3. Lionel H. Ottley, son, negro, male, 9, born STT, father born St. Kitts

1. Salome Beal, head 2, rented her home, female, negro, 20, single, born Tortola, father born Tortola, mother born STT, immigrated in 1928, laundress at home
2. Alvin Maloon, son, he was just months old but the exact number is blurred -- could be one month old, born STT, father STT, mother Tortola

1. Alberta LeBlanc, head 3, negro, female, 42, single, born STT, father STT, mother Tortola, laundress at home
2. Earl Adams, son, negro, 8
3. Vivian Adams, daughter, negro, 7
4. Eric Adams, son, 3 1/2
*All children born STT, and their father was born in St. Croix

1. Romalia Smith, head 4, female, negro, 23, single, born Tortola, father Tortola, mother STT, migrated in 1914, servant for private family
2. Leo Vanterpool, son, negro, 4 and 11/12, born STT, father born Santo Domingo

1. Amalia Donovan, head 5, female, negro, 22, single, born Tortola, father Tortola, mother STT, migrated 1909, servant for private family

1930, Thomas Estate, New Quarter, St. Thomas

1. Nathaniel Maloon, head of rented home, Negro, male, 21, single, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, employed as laborer on stock farm

2. James Abott, boarder, negro, male, 20, single, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, employed as laborer on stock farm

3. John Stevens, boarder, negro, male, 18, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, employed as laborer on stock farm

4. Leopold Vincent, boarder, negro, male, 16, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, employed as laborer on stock farm

Line 12: Valdemar Maloon, head of rented home, Negro, male, 28, born St. Thomas, both parents born Tortola, able to read/write, employed as carpenter in quarantine station for wages

Line 13: Olivia Maloon, wife, Negro, female, 27, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, able to read/write, no occupation

Line 10: Joshua Malone, head and owned his home (most of his neighbors owned their own homes), Negro, male, 44, married, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, able to read/write, immigrated in 1915, alien, employed as laborer at marine barracks

Line 11: Mary Malone, wife, Negro, female, 31, married, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, able to read/write, no occupation

Line 12: Richard Malone, son, Negro, male, 14, born Tortola, father Tortola, mother St. Thomas, attending school, able to read/write, immigrated in 1923, alien, no occupation

Line 13: Cyril Williams, son-in-law (adopted son?), Negro, male, 9, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, attending school

Line 14: Marjorie Malone, daughter, Negro, female, 8, attending school, born St. Thomas

Line 16: Olive Malone, daughter, Negro, female, 4 years 11 mths, not attending school, born St. Thomas

Line 17: Earle Malone, son, Negro, male, 3 years, 4 mths, not attending school, born St. Thomas

Line 6: Ricardo Malone, prisoner, Negro, male, 19, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, father born Tortola, mother born St. Thomas, no occupation

Line 66: Roselmina Sprauve, head of rented home, Negro, female, 38, single, able to read/write, born Virgin Gorda, both parents born Virgin Gorda, immigrated 1892, laundress at own home

Line 67: E. Victor Malone, son, Negro, male, 18, single, not attending school, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, father born Tortola, mother born St. Thomas (?), employed as laborer on French farm

Line 68: Cynthia Malone, daughter, Negro, 12, attending school, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, born St. Thomas, father born Tortola, mother born St. Thomas (?)

Line 76: Amanda Malone, head of own home, female, Negro, 52, single, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, no occupation

Line 77: Terence Western, niece, Negro, female, 24, married, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, no occupation

Line 78: George Lamb, nephew, mulatto, male, 19, single, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, salesman in a grocery

Line 79: Monroe Gibbs, nephew, Negro, male, 15, single, not attending school, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, not employed.

Line 80: Maude Gibbs, niece, Negro, female, 14, single, attending school, able to read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, not employed

Line 81: Gloria Western, niece, Negro, female, 5, single, not attending school, born New York, father Antigua, mother St. Thomas

Line 82: Doria Western niece, Negro, female, 4 years 6 mths, not attending school, born New York, father Antigua, mother St. Thomas

Line 83: Marjory Western, niece, Negro, female, 3 years 11 mths, born New York, father Antigua, mother St. Thomas

Line 84: John Western, nephew, Negro, male, 1 year 11 mths, born New York, father Antigua, mother St. Thomas

Line 50: George Raimer, head of own home, Negro, male, 79, widowed, could read/write, born St. Thomas, father born Ireland, mother born St. Thomas, farmer on French farm on own accord

Line 51. Monroe Raimer, son, Negro, male, 26, single, could read/write, born St. Thomas, father St. Thomas, mother St. Croix, laborer on French farm for wages

Line 52: A. Ellen Malone, sister, Negro, female, 76, widowed, could read/write, born St. Thomas, father Ireland, mother St. Thomas, not employed

Line 53: Ludvig Gibbs, nephew, Negro, male, 17, single, not attending school, could read/write, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, not employed.

Line 63: David Malone, head of rented home, $47 p/mth rent, Negro, male, 28, married at age 28, could read/write, born British West Indies, both parents born British West Indies, immigrated in 1924, alien, worked on subway construction (job title illegible) for wages

Line 64: Marjorie Malone, wife, Negro, female, 24, married at 24, could read write, born British West Indies, both parents born British West Indies, immigrated in 1924, alien, employed as domestic for private home

Line 65: Rose Green, boarder, Negro, marital status illegible, married at 37, could read/write, born Savannah, Georgia, both parents born Savannah, Georgia, , employed as domestic for private home

Line 73: Emeline Maloon, head, rented home, female, Negro, 25, single, not attending school, able to read/write English, born Tortola, mother/father born Tortola, migrated in 1924, alien, not employed

Line 74: Elcina Schmedes, daughter, female, mulatto, 1 year 7 months, born St. Thomas, father born St. Thomas, mother born Tortola

Line 1: Esther Maloon, head, rented home, female, Negro, 54, married, not attending school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, father born St. Thomas, mother born St. John, teacher at public school for wages

Line 2: Claude Maloon, son, male, Negro, 19, single, not attending school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, spoke English, not employed

Line 3: Amy Maloon, daughter, female, Negro, 17, single, not attending school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, spoke English, not employed

Line 4: Hugo Maloon, son, male, Negro, 15, single, not attending school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, spoke English, not employed

Line 46: Evangeline Maloon, head, rented home, female, Negro, 38, single, able to read/write English, born Tortola, both parents born Tortola, spoke English, migrated in 1924, alien, dressmaker at home

Line 47: Bianca Fabio, niece, female, Negro, 14, single, attending school, able to read/write English, born Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo), mother born St. Thomas, father born Tortola, spoke Spanish, migrated in 1924, not employed

Source: http://www.onepaper.com: SERVICES FOR DAVID MALONE WILL BE FEB. 19. David Iverson MALONE, age 35, of Barron Spot, died Feb. 9 at Juan Luis Hospital. Funeral services will take place Feb. 19 at 10 a.m. at Church of God Prophecy with interment to follow at Kingshill Cemetery. MALONE is survived by his mother, Shelmerdine MALONE; his biological father, Bentley Francis; son, Dashaun MALONE; grandmother Francisann Francis; sister Elsa MALONE-Benjamin; brothers Clive, Elroy, Collin and Ali MALONE; and numerous aunts and uncles.

Source: http://www.onepaper.com: Frank Forbes Dies at 62. Nov. 11, 2004 – Funeral services are set for Frank Forbes, 62, of St. Thomas. Forbes died on Nov. 3 at his residence. He was a native of Tortola. He is survived by his wife, Iona Stout-Forbes; sons, William Sr. and Alexander Forbes; daughters, Jasmine Forbes-Trotman and Letasha Forbes; son-in-law, Bienvenido Trotman; daughter-in-law, Kathleen Forbes; mother-in-law, Essey MALONE-Stout; brothers, Rufus Forbes, Daniel and Archibald Martin, Rodney and Clinton Nibbs; sisters, Venoria Cox, Melrose Bishop, Wanda Lewis, Beryl Smith and Claret Parker; adopted sisters, Cynthia Vanterpool, Lydia Blyden and Claudia Creque; aunts, Diana Nibbs, Ina Class and Lillian Dawson; uncles, Teophlus, Delbert and Cromwell Nibbs; sisters-in-law, Elva Forbes, Eva and Ianta Martin, Digree Nibbs, Clarina Todman, Elmie Penn, Elaine Flanders-Queeley, Thelma Williams and Valerie Lettsome; brothers-in-law, William Bishop, Felipe Smith, Dalma Parker, Garfield and Glanville Stout; grandchildren, William Forbes, Jr., Jahnelle Reid, Malakhai Reid and Zaniya Trotman; many other friends and relatives too numerous to mention. Viewing will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, at Davis Funeral Home. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 13 at Christ Church Methodist, with a viewing at 9 a.m. Burial will be at Western Cemetery. [Researcher's Note: Frank Forbes is the husband of a MALONE family member, Ione Stout-Forbes]

Source: http://www.onepaper.com: Services are May 10 for Una Potter, 78: May 8, 2004 - Una Potter of 173-176 Estate Tutu died May 1, 2004 at the age of 78 at Roy L. Schneider Hospital. She is survived by: daughters, Charlotte MALONE Benjamin and Brenda Lee Sutton; adopted daughter Linda Lettsome; sister, Edris Potter; aunts Amabell Frett and Essie Stout; uncle, Daniel MALONE; cousins, Iona Forbes, Ione Chinnery, Sylivia Lettsome, Elmira Percell, Mera Lettsome, Olivine Leerdam, and Elenita Stout; nieces and nephews, Karen McQueen, Alphonso "Sonny" Rieara, Antonio Rieara, Anselmo "Boopsie" Rieara, Asalia "Judy" Chinnery, Harold Chinnery, Olvia "Tiny" Foy, Tyrone Potter, Olivia, Debbie, Elroy, Eric, Clarice, Carl, Warren and Pricsella Potter; special friends, Carmen Grant, Catherine Roberts, Iris Donovan and Una Anderson; grandchildren, Claudette Gordon, Alphonso Niles, Claudina Brown, Cardinal, Kimberly, and Kamela Hughes, Clarice O'Brien, Khana Smith Jr., and Akim Lettsome; 7 great grandchildren and 21 great nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held on Monday, May 10, 2004 at Davis Funeral Home Chapel. Viewing is Sunday 4 to 6 p.m. and Monday 8 to 9 a.m. Burial is at Western Cemetery 2. [Researcher's Note: Una is the daughter of Sarah Rose MALONE-Potter.]

The BVI Standpoint Newspaper, Feb 2005: Prominent son, Birton Lettsome, passes on. The BVI lost one of its well-known sons, Birton Lettsome, on Tuesday. Lettsome, 54, of East End, collapsed while driving along the Upper Hope Hill Public Road into Road Town, police said. He was accompanied by a son and another male relative, both 13, but they were not injured. A Police Information Office press release said a report of an accident was received at 8:50 a.m on Tuesday and police and personnel from the Emergency Team at Peebles Hospital and Fire & Rescue Department responded. On arrival at the scene, a white Chevrolet motor car, PV 0658 was met on the left side of the road, facing the direction of Road Town, collided with a stone. The driver was met inside in an unconscious state with his seat belt affixed. He was immediately transported to Peebles Hospital where efforts by several doctors were made to revive him but proved futile. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Venkatesh,” police said. There was minor damage to the motor car.

Police said investigations are continuing and an autopsy will be done to determine the cause of Lettsome’s death. Lettsome is survived by his wife Valerie, three children and two grandchildren. He was a General Manager at The Moorings, a prominent member of the East End/Long Look Methodist Church and host of the ‘Morning Devotions’ radio program broadcast daily on ZBVI. A report on ZBVI said Lettsome, a senior member of the radio station’s staff, appeared “jolly as usual” Tuesday morning as he was relieved by Pat Turnbull.

His colleagues described him as a devoted family and countryman. Superintendent Minister of the BVI Methodist Church, Rev. E. Lloyd Brissett, said Lettsome was a “staunch and prominent Methodist. He served faithfully in various capacities in the Methodist Church, for example, Congregational Steward, choir member and a fully-accredited Lay Preacher for more than 20 years. Brother Birton Lettsome died suddenly and tragically. We extend sincerest condolences and deepest sympathy to the bereaved family, Brissett said. In a message circulated to staff, The Moorings said Lettsome served the company for 30 years and always showed employees “unwavering support”.
The funeral arrangements are yet to be finalized. [Nivedta Kowlessar] [Reasercher's Note: Lettsome was the husband of Valerie S. Lettsome, member of the Malone family of Tortola.]

CENSUS	BAPTISM	OBITUARIES/ DEATH NOTICES
SSDI	MEMORIAL / FUNERAL BOOKLETS	MALONE IN POLITICS

NAME	BIRTH	DEATH	LAST RESIDENCE
George M. MALONE	30 Nov 1912	Dec 1992	STT
Hugo A. Maloon	11 Apr 1915	06 Dec 1992	STT
Gladys MALONE	25 Nov 1925	07 Jun 1995	STT
George E. MALONE	29 Nov 1914	07 Jul 1989	NY
JOSHUA MALONE	01 JUL 1886	03 JUL 1981	STT
DONALD MALONE	12 SEP 1932	MAR 1968
DOROTHY MALOON	30 OCT 1931	DEC 1986	BALTIMORE, MD
DAPHNE MALONE	30 SEP 1909	15 OCT 1995	STT
WILFRED MALONE	10 MAY 1909	28 OCT 1995	STT
SARAH MALONE	23 DEC 1887	MAY 1969	STT
EUGENE MALONE	20 JUN 1919	12 JUL 1999	BRONX, NY
EGBERT MALONE	11 OCT 1924	11 NOV 1994
NATHANIEL MALONE	07 MAR 1908	15 FEB 2001
AUSTIN MALONE	06 MAR 1922	22 DEC 1997	BROOKLYN, NY
Ella MALONE	26 jan 1930	08 sep 1983
ricardo MALONE	dec	oct 1969
george e. MALONE	02 may 1934	14 nov 1987
olivia MALONE	29 aug 1902	27 feb 1991
charles MALONE	16 oct 1918	12 jul 1998	stt
isidore a. MALONE	08 oct 1929	13 jul 1987	stt
amy maloon	26 sep 1912	11 jun 1995	stt
valdrina MALONE	18 apr 1935	nov 1968
evelyn MALONE	17 aug 1920	may 1987	stt
edmund l. MALONE	18 jan 1943	13 feb 1995
eldra a. MALONE	17 feb 1913	05 may 1997	suffolk, ny
ismay MALONE	16 may 1922	04 jul 1987	stt
leona MALONE	18 mar 1930	03 feb 1993	bronx, ny
cora lee MALONE	05 oct 1947	04 aug 1996	bronx, ny
golda h. MALONE	07 jul 1918	21 oct 1996	stt
roosevelt MALONE	30 nov 1943	dec 1985
ovilda MALONE	04 mar 1879	15 oct 1967	stt
mary MALONE	10 oct 1881	15 mar 1973	stx
l. MALONE	11 dec 1950	feb 1993
antonio MALONE	09 nov 1949	04 jun 1981	foreign
benjamin f. MALONE	10 dec 1947	13 nov 1998	bergen, nj
hartley a. MALONE	16 feb 1919	15 nov 1993	stx
lilymay MALONE	20 mar 1924	16 nov 1987	stt